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07-02-2015, 03:25 PM
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ok, a couple quick replies
Chris... around 20, often less. But it is interesting that you are holding only Helmar to this rule. No one has any idea how many cards were printed of most, if not all, of the cards that you presumably collect. In any case, they were printed almost uniformly in quantities exponentially greater than what we do.
Robert... I'd argue against low demand and adequate supply. But take a look at your econ book again, your conclusion is, in any case, off. Thanks guys. Charles Mandel 
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